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Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Edwards
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drove to Vancouver in the new a news note from Newport giving
car Saturday evening for a visit an account o f the burning o f the
with W. P. Edwards and family. residence o f Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Rev. A. T. Norwood will de­ Wiedman at their ranch home
on the Yachats river. The fire
X fOOCKKfO(XSCXKSeKAiC^CK>ctaaticstxxtX9esese^rfr9rine*eirtrartr& liver the baccalaureate sermon
for the high school graduating started on the roof while Mr.
class at Friends church next Sun and Mrs. Wiedman were eating
Arrival and Departure of Pas-
The W. R. C. wi'l serve dinner
dinner and was so far along
day night.
in the I. O. O. F. hall, Memoria
Trains.
Ernest Bales, the Yamhil when discovered that' nothing
Troia» for PartlaaS
T ra ia tfro a P a r t i a l day, at noon, to the G. A. R
County representative o f John could be saved. The total loss
Post and the band.
6:46 A. M.
9:10 A. M.
D., was down from McMinnville is estimated at $1,000, o f which
Cashier,
Fred
J.
Epler
o
f
the
8:46 A. M.
11:05 A. M.
Tuesday with his gasoline de­ $200 was in currency. There
Sherwood
Bank,
in
company
was no insurance. The Wied-
P. M.
5:27 P. M.
livery wagon.
with
Mrs.
Epler,
was
in
New
mans
formerly lived on a farm
4:07 P. M.
7:10 P. M.
5000 yards o f Summer Dress Goods to be closed out at
Miss Florence Call who gave
berg last Sunday afternoon.
on Cbehalem Mountain and are
the following low prices:
up her position in the Graphic
Miss Amy Harger was in Mc­
well known to many people in
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sargant
office a short time ago, was mar­
Minnville Tuesday.
that section.
returned home last week after
ried on Tuesday o f last week at
Mrs. C. J. Hoskins has beeni having spent several days at
the home of her parents in St
dow n from McMinnville for a their farm at Perrydalc in Polk
Johns to Wm. H. Gilliam.
county.
week, visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Lynch, who has been
Rev. Hiram Gould, the well
A sister of Mrs. Harriet Harger
working in the C. C. store dur­ Just before going to press the
is here from Montana on a visit known Methodist preacher, was
ing the past year, went to Sheri­ Graphic received by mail the fol­
over from Forest Grove last
and will remain tor some time.
dan last Monday where she has lowing announcement “ Lewis L
Monday,
attending
a
conference
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rice, of
secured a better paying position Amoth, Grace A. Oliver mar­
at
the
local
M.
E.
church.
Hillsboro, visited . with J. F.
as head saleslady in a large dry ried, Wednesday, May 28, Port­
la n d , Oregon.”
Congratula­
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Hodson goods store.
Taylors in New berg last Sunday.
tions.
F. H. Caldwell and family, of and Mr. and Mrs. Hervey M.
From the Whittier Cal. News
The above are exceptional bargains, in all the prettiest
Hoskins
were
down
from
Mc­
Ontario, spent last Sunday in
we learn that Rev. H. Edwin JUST W iHT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR
weaves and designs in summer dress goods. See a few
Newberg, visiting atC. C. Fergu­ Minnville last Sunday, visiting McGrew, formerly president ot
o
f these goods displayed in our show window.
with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hos­
son’s.
Pacific College and now pastor
The
sixth
story
of
"W
hat
Hap­
kins.
Mrs. B. A. Newby and Miss
o f Friends church in Whittier, pened to Mary” and "The Little
Miss Mary C. Sutton, o f the has gone to Philadelphia to enter
Mayme Elliott came from Salem
Minister” in three parts, from J.
t o attend the funeral o f Mrs. F. college faculty enjoyed »a visit a hospital and undergo an M. Barrie’s novel produced by
from Friday until Monday with operation for the removal o f a
A. Vestal.
the Vitagraph Company. These
her sister, Miss Sarah, from growth in one o f his eyes which
Mrs. W. A. King and Miss
will be shown at the Star theatre
Seattle, and her brother, Asa S. has been bothering him tor the
Dorotha Ehret came from Port­
Friday and Saturday o f this
Sutton and family from Cascade, past few years. The physicians
land to attend the funeral on
week, afternoon and evening.
Montana.
promise
him
permanent
relief.
The Young People’» Society baa
Wednesday.
work next year, A peace con-
F. A. Elliott and family drove
arranged
an informal evening
The
Out
T
o
Win
Prohibition
COLLEGE
C
L
O
m
S
test
will
be
held.
J. H. Hutchens, proprietor of
down from Salem last Saturday Club was organized at the Bap­
party
for
Miss Macy for Thurs­
the Newberg Bakery, has rented
evening, returning home the fol tist church. Officers elected
Wednesday, May 28, being the
day evening.
the Greer residence on North
West Chehalem.
lowing evening. Miss Mayme Chairman, T f E. Miles; Vice last regular meeting ot the
Meridan street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Hesgard
Elliott and her mother came Chairman, V. A. Vincent; Secre­ Christian Associations for the
[R«c«lv«d
too
U
U
for
loat
week’*
iaaae.]
gave
an informal reception on
Ira Hutchins and his mother, with them. The latter will re­
year, the meetings were turned
tary,
Mrs.
Mary
Scott;
Treasur­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
P.
Shaw
are
Sunday afternoon from three
Mrs. Anna Covey, left here Wed­ main in Newberg with her
over to the members ofthe senior visiting their parents in Port­ until six o ’clock in honor o f Miss
nesday for their former home at daughter, Mrs. W. S. Parker, for er, Mrs. Jennie Gower; Reporter,
John Illig. The next meeting class. -
land.
Grace Oliver and Mr. Lewis
Valton, Wisconsin.
the present.
will be held Tuesday, June 3, at
Messrs. George, Slater and
Miss Grace Hopkins has re­ Amoth who are soon to be mar­
Sarg Britt spent a few days at
The Civic Improvement Club 8 p.m., at the Christian church. Tucker, o f N. H. S., were chapel
turned
to her home in Newberg ried. Among those who called V
home last week. ’ He is now at a asks the hearty co-operation o f
A good program will be given. visitors, May 22.
after a visit o f several weeks at to extend congratulations were
point in Western Canada install­ every resident o f Newberg to
A social hour will be spent. Buf­
Campus Day was observed the home of B. F. Yergen.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Amoth, Mr.
ing some machinery.
clean up the streets before the fet lunch served. All who are
Friday ot last week. The men ot
and
Mrs. S. M. Calkins, Miss
Miss Crystal Smith spent the
Nelson J. Sykes came out from encampment. If each resident interested in this work are cor­
the college appeared at various week end in Portland.
Calkins, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Portland to attend the funeral will do his or her part. There dially invited. Secretary, Mrs.
times during the forenoon armed
Dr. Calbreatb, ot Portland, Seely, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bush,
o f Mrs. F. E. Vestal and acted will be no need o f a committee Mary Scott.
with all kinds o f tools and pro­ spent several days last week in Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fendall, Mr.
as one ot the pall bearers.
cdming around to remind you o f James Iverson who recently
ceeded to put the rectangle in
and Mrs. Yergen, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. G. Allen came down the broken boards, tin cans and traded North Dakota land for a front o f Wood-Mar Hall in fine the valley looking after his tarm
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
interests.
from Salem wkh F. A. Elliotts other debris lying aboat.
small ttact near McMinnyille, ondition, as well as making a
Root, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dur-
Miss Grace Oliver spent the
to attend the funeral of Mrs. F.
C. H. Christenson visited With has disposed o f this and has umber ot other improvements.
arceau, Mr- and Mrs. Geo.
E. Vestal on Wednesday.
his son near Corvallis last week now taken a five-year lease on Th<$ladies served a picnic dinner week end at the home of Mr. S. Leach, Miss Leach, Mrs. Sher-
One o f the best baseball games and while there took a three the W. W. Nickel farm of 200 at {he noon hour which was M. Calkins.
1 vin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris,
Miss Hanna Amoth, ot Port­ Mr. and Mrs. White, Mrs. Y. L.
to be seen this season will be year lease on a large farm which acres located south o f McMinn­ thoroughly enjoyed. At 4 p.m.
played at the new ball park, he will take possession of in the ville, at a rental ot $800 a year. the triangular track meet oc- land, visited relatives «in the Davis, Harry Davis, Miss Smith,
south of high school building, at Fall. He thinks farming will He will take possession o f the cured at which time the faculty valley over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Steer-
3 o ’clock Friday afternoon, Dec­ beat carrying the mail over un­ farm in October and will turn made g o o d ” on their challenge
Mr. J. P. Nelson came trom ly, Miss Hopkins, Mr. Nelson o f
oration Day, Dayton vs Newberg certain mountain roads during his attention to stock raising, to the college and academy by Portland Sunday to attend the Portland.
»the Winter season.
Cubs.
hogs and cattle, and will also winning the meet, the final score reception given by Mr. and Mrs.
Children’s Day will be observed
Last Sunday was "Self-denial make clover seed growing for >eing: Faculty, 45; academy, Hesgard.
Lon S. Hill and family came
in the church on Sunday evening,
from Cottage Grove last Friday Day” at Friends church and fol­ market a special feature. But 43; college, 20. The showing
Miss Esther Wallen has re­ June 8th. Program committee
on account of the sickness of lowing a statement by the October is quite a spell off and made by some o f the prep, ath- turned to her home in Spring­ is busy with rehearsal.
Mrs. Hill’s sister, Mrs. F. E. pastor o f some special needs for lere is a guess that the lease and etes was a pleasing surprise as brook aftei a successful year of
Miss Maggie Sherlock who has
Vestal, and remained until after funds, aside from the regular the stock he has already as­ it shows there is good track teaching in the valley.
been teaching at school No. 68,
work o f the local meeting, the sembled will be traded off before material on hands if it is proper-
the funeral Wednesday.
Miss Ella Macy who has been
surprised
her friends by being
Mrs. Tyra Hutchens who spent cash collections amounted to the leaves begin to take on the y developed.
teaching at school No. 10 for the
married
to
Mr. Florence Rey­
the first of the week in Newberg $113, with enough handed in Autumn tints.
Saturday, May 24, the return past year, is to be the honor
Hon. Lee Laughlin, a pioneer game was played with McMinn­ guest at several entertainments nolds, at McMinnville on Friday
visiting her parents, Mr. and since to swell the sum to more
evening. They will make their
o f 1847, and a veteran ot the In­ ville on the latter’s grounds. during the week.
Mrs. Allen Smith, returned to than $130.
home in this neighborhood.
The frost nipped the first dian war o f 1855-56, passed The score was announced as 13
her home in Portland Tuesday
Miss b. T. Yergen entertained
evening, taking Master Wen­ bloom of the strawberries and away at his home in Yamhill on i:o 14 in favor ot P. C.
Miss Macy at dinner on Sunday.
the cool weather that has ast Sunday morning at the age
dell Herbert with her.
Miss Sutton was inanespecial- Her other guests were Miss Flor­
OBITUARY.
Rev. and Mrs. E. I. Harring­ prevailed since has held the o f 80 years. He was the pioneer y good humor over the w*eek- ence Calkins, Dean Calkins, Har­
ton, Rev. and Mrs. N. Welter berries back, causing them to merchant o f his home town, he end as she was entertaining her ry Davis, Miss Grace Oliver and
James W. Douglas was born.
and Miss Edith Graves went to ripen slowly. The first shipment represented Yamhill county in sister and her brother and family Mr. Lewis Amoth whose engage­
May 18, 1841, near Milwaukee,
ot the Gold Dollar variety was the legislature one or more terms
Salem Wednesday morning to
rom Seattle.
ment was recently announced.
Wisconsin, and died, May 17,
made from Springbrook on and at the time o f his death was
attend the Free Methodist An­
The third ot the afternoon
Mrs. J. L. Davis entertained 1913, at New’ berg, Oregon. He
Thursday o f last week, W. S. president of the Bank of Yam-
nual Conference which opened at
music
recitals
occured
in
the
col-
Miss
Macy at tea on Monday lievd near Milwaukee until he
Martin being the first to deliver lill. He had been married twdee,
2 p.m. on Wednesday.
ege
auditorium
Monday
after­
evening.
was 13 years of age, when he
a crate to the Springbrook lis first wife dying twelve years
noon, when the Misses Alta
Ralph Butt and Prof. Argo Fruitgrowers Union.
moved
with his parents to Green
The
ladies
o
f
West
Chehalem
ago. T w o years later he mar­
straddled Ralph’s motorcycle
Gumm, Alice Christenson, Lorena church invited Miss Macy and County, Wisconsin. He was
Last Sunday the members of ried Mrs. Amy Brown, who,
Keeney and Bonita Porter ap­ her scholars to dinner on married to Mary A. Moore, Sep­
last Saturday morning and
Shiloh Post and Corps attended with a seven-year-old boy sur­
made the trip to Corvallis and
peared at the piano. A pleasing Wednesday.
tember 29, 1861. As a result of
services at the M. E. church. Rev. vive him. He also has a brother,
return before sundown, taking
program was rendered.
o f this union there were four sons
Skipworth gave an interesting William, o f Yamhill, and a sister,
in the P. C. and Mac ball game
The
preliminaries
o
f
the
tennis
Children
ot
school
No.
10
are
and tw o daughters, one son and
and instructive address. In ob­ Mrs. Nancy Capps, o f Portland,
at McMinnville on the way
tournament
have
all
been
played
rejoicing
over
a
successful
school
daughter
having preceded him
servance of "Memorial Sunday,” iving. The body was taken to
home.
off
and
the
smi-finals
are
in
pro­
year.
Every
child
in
school
to
the
great
beyond. Those still
the church was beautifully dec­ Portland for cremation.
gress.
Some
good
players
are
Prof. W. W. Wiley, formerly' orated with "The Stars and
passed the eighth grade, with living are W. W. Douglas, of
T. B. Duncan who attended
superintendent of the Newberg Stripes.” The ladies o f the W. the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge at being brought to light through high a v e r a g e s .
Prizes were Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Frank
Schools, who went from here to C. T. U. presented each member VIedford last week, where he was this means.
awarded to three for being pres­ J. and A. H. Douglas, of Brod-
Athena, has gone to Southern with a bouquet o f pansies, with shown about the Rogue River
On Tuesday afternoon the ent on time every day. They head, Wis., and Mrs. J. B. Hunt,
California for the benefit of his text card and white ribbon. Mrs. country, makes the off-hand Greater Pacific Club met and were -Clarence Calkins, Ethel of Newberg. He leaves besides
health. He writes the Graphic Etta Moore, Press Cor.
estimate that when the orchards discussed plans for the summer. Bush and Clifford Calkins. We wife and children, 17 grand­
that he is pleasantly located at
On her last trip to Dundee last now planted in that section get A central committee was ap­ feel that we owe a deal to Miss children and three great-grand­
San Diego where Mrs. Wiley and Saturday Mrs. Postle reports into full bearing, they will pro­ pointed to look after writing Macy for the very creditable re­ children. He enlisted in the
the children will join him assoon that she made a nice bonnet for duce enough apples to supply letters to prospective students. port.
18th Wis. volunteers’ January
as the schools close at Athena.
At a meeting ot the Student
Twenty ladies enjoyed the 18, 1862, and was honorably
"Grandma Hess,” who is 83 each and every family in the
Body
held,
May
26,
a
plan
was
thimble party for Miss Macy discharged, January 15, 1865,
Chase & Linton are expecting years old. With her husband Jnited States with five bushels
to furnish a great deal of gravel Mrs. Hess came to Oregon in ’42 of apples yearly. If T. B. is cor­ adopted providing for the elec­ which was given by the Ladies’ after having served his country
for road work this season. The and settled near Dundee where rect in his reckoning it is none tion o f a student council to look Aid, at the home o f Mrs. Calkins nearly three years. Ten years
county commissioners have se­ she has continued to live ever to o early to begin to encourage after the management of student on Thursday. A guessing con­ ago he moved to Newberg, Ore­
cured a rate o f $10 a car for since. Her husband died about the apple eating habit, as there affairs. The council will be com­ test was one of the features o f the gon, where he resided until the
gravel delivered at any point on 30 years ago. Although past are some other apple growing posed ot tw o members from the afternoon. First prize going to time of his death. Mr. and Mrs.
the Southern Pacific in the conn-, four score years she still continues sections scattered about the academy and one from each ot Miss Smith and the guest prize Douglas celebrated their golden
tor Miss Macy. Miss Crystal wedding, September 29, 1911.
ty, and Newberg being the only to do her work, milking the cow country where the growers hope the four college classes.
The < iratorical Association Smith delighted the guests with Mr. Douglas was the last sur­
point where the railroad touches and doing the house work. She to be able to dispose o f a few
the river, Chase & Linton will walks into town, a half mile, extra boxes of apples in the met, May 27, and decided to several piano numbers and Mrs. vivor o f eleven children o f John
Douglas.
take up the Peace oratorical Amoth sang.
years to come.
daily.—LaFayette Visitor.
get to furnish the gravel.
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